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abdef Sh 19 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30,1954 Orioles Trounce 5 -S1 i Tigers Rout A's, 14-3, 2-1, Amid Fight Over Beanball Phils Bow to Reds, 3-2, Divide Losing Streak at 7 Games iaul rarrc MIIIIVsUIUJ FIRST GAMS PHILLIES By ART MORROW Continued from First Sports Page BY STAN BAUMGARTNER AnHmi4 frnm Flrat SnArtl Par B.Avg. Ab. r. k. rbi.

Continued -from First Sports Page WASHINGTON. Aug. 29 (UP). The Baltimore Orioles swept Ashaara. cf .3 1 NASAl INHALANT with which he felled Michaels, and doubleheader for the second timej thiee Tvms Harvey K'uenn i tripled home Al Dark, who had isineled off reliever Brooks Law- 14 and if he has to pay American League president Will Harridge $50 of his bonus money, as is probable, he wont feel it at all.

Nor will the others: The combatants, for all the commotion they stirred, spilled no blood. There wasn't even a pinky among the half -hundred belligerents. I 1 rfffK. Ik .27 against 18 victories, and his third B.rgr.,, loss in succession. Miller was aj zu is' relief for Ron Mrozinski, who r.mm.

it started and was shelled from the 111 iucs litis acowa wtnu vntj I to tie the score for New defeated the Washington SenatorSf 8-4 and 5-0, today and moved with- i rence, mniinrl in thp third Tt. was Mil- Baberta. a I18-13I in the eighth. His second in a half game of seventh place in had to shy away from an inside pitch. UMPS RESTRAIN KVESS He j'elled that Fricano had thrown at him, and became very belligerent, indeed; all four ler ninth defeat in 15 verdicts.

2M J. the American League. 31 2 2 24 1 Catcher Clint Courtney collected triple in the opener came off Gerry Staley. Al Corwin (1-3), who stopped a Murry Dickson and Steve Ridzik Ttu followed Miller. It was a great deal more exciting than the game, though.

The Tigers, sending 12 to bat, scored nine in CINCINNATI KEDLEGS five hits and drove in two runs as Joe Coleman pitched a six-hitter B.Avg. Ab. r. a. rW.

a. a. umpires gathered around to hold a i Cardinal uprising in the fifth, was Adam. 3b Bridge. 3b McMillan, si .287 .248 credited with the second game 3 3 4 4 4 3 II 9 I LtaTtat Ask Twr DtUfeGIST LdXoisf.

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fi.rLWJitJ!a1 UA Ml. cf Klamwitt. lb .321 victory. in the nightcap- after southpaw Bob Kuzava gained his first victory for Baltimore in the opener. Kuzava received credit for the win when the Orioles rallied for five runs in the seventh inning.

the third inning, and until the outbreak the affair lost all element of competition. TIGERS POUND GRAY Three walks, a wild pitch and singles by Chick King, Gromek, Fred Hatfield, Bob Nieman and FUST GAME him in restraint. Came Fricano's turn to bat with two out in the eighth, and Gromek low-bridged Marion. After biting the dust, Fricano bunted to Gromek for an easy putout, but Steve refused to flip the ball to first base. Instead, he waited for Fricano 3 If .273 Temple.

2b .299 Borkewtki. if .291 Bailey, .207 Fowler, (11-8) a 3 11 Two home runs, the first by Kluszewski and the second by catcher Bailey, sent Roberts to his defeat in the initial contest. Kluszewski socked his homer (No. 38) in the first inning with Bobby Adams, who had walked, on second with two out to give the Reds a 2-0 lead. Bailey's circuit clout (No.

8) broke a 2-2 tie and gave the Ohioans their triumph. PHILS TIE, 2-2 1 2 5 5 0 3 1 Hew Tori St. Louii at a ab 6 0 12 1 1 6 0 0 6 2 Moon.cf 0 Dark. 6 1 3 4 2 Musial.rf 2 Maya.cf 4 13 3 1 4 0 Mueller.rf 6 113 1 0 FIRST GAME Washington Baltimore ab 0 0 0 3 a ab Wayne Belardi chased A's starrer! 2 Yost.3b Abrams.rl 5 5 0 2 0 k.f.l,cs lina tho flwi in 1 0 Irvin.lf 3 0 0 2 0 Repulskt.2b 3 Coan.lf Totals 28 3 3 27 a a-Flled Mi far R.bert la (lb. PHILLIES I 1 2 Cincinnati 2ttl 3 3B Barren.

HR Kluszewski, Bailer. SAC McMillan, Fowler 2. SI Enni. LEFT Paiiiir 7. Cincinnati S.

BH Robert. 0 110 1 Sarm.c 4 4 1 0 10 1 5 0 2 2 0 Vernon. lb 2 0-2 2 10 his eyes reflecting a murderous in 1 10 0 1 Cun'i m.lb 3 0 1 3 1110 Busby Oil oseivers.li 0 0 0 4 12 2 0 5 0 0 5 0 4 2 2 2 0 4 0 2 5 0 7 0 0 0 0 Haddix.p 2 0 1 g-Frazier 1 0 0 Lavrrence.p) 0 0 Lint.p 0 0 0 h-Hemu 1 0 jonnny Gray with live runs in, two out and bases loaded in the big frame and Red Wilson welcomed reliever Charley Bishop with a grand slam homer into upper left. Then, with two down in the fifth, the Bengal backstop lined into 6 After Kluszewski'S' homer put JJ CHESTNUT rt.JE EST. X7 y0S? HMN iMaMalaMHaHHHan 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 5 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 Snyder.

ss Kendy.3b Diering.cf Hunter. ss a-Kryh kl Blyzka.p 1 0 0 0 1 0 Westrum.e 2 0 a-Hofman 0 0 b-Amalfi'o 0 0 Katt.c 0 0 Liddle.p 1 0 McCall.p 0 c-Castle'n 1 0 Wilhelm.p 0 0 1-Taylor 1 0 4 2 Porter! 0 0 1. Fowler 4. SO Robert 2. Fowler 3.

and I Roberta 3-3, Fowler 2-2. Warneke, Cecil, Datcoll and Secory. 1:50. SECOND GAMB PHILLIES tent. Fricano, out anyway, reversed his field and ran back to the plate the surprised Gromek in belated pursuit.

GROMEK CHARGES FRICANO Came Fricano's turn to pitch to Gromek with two gone in the stewarl.p 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 10 0 2 0 oooo 10 0 0 oo-pesky 0 0 Jhea.p 1 Staley.p 0 Braile.p 0 i-Lowre 0 0 0 1 0 k. rbi. 0 SPOT GASH 0 0 Grissom 1 0 Cleveland's Bob Lemon flashes his 20-game victory smile after beating Red Sox for 11th straight. (UP Telephoto) Indians Take Now Lead by 4 Continued from First Sports Page to get credit for the 108th run-batted-in tops in the league. Gomez, 0 0 0 0 ninth and the Detroit fiinger, a left- 3 2 2 2 2 2 11 the Reds In front, 2-0.

in the first, the Phils fought back to tie by scoring one In the fourth and another in the sixth but they did not have the finishing punch. In the fourth, Hamner and Johnny Wyrostek singled to send Hamner to third. When Del En-nis skied deep to Bob Borkowski, Hamner scored on the sacrifice fly. Smoky Burgess opened the fourth with a triple against the centerfield wall and came home easily when Hamner bounced to Johnny Temple. B-Avg.

Ab. Ashbora. cf .307 3 Morgan. 3b .264 brbell. If .283 2 Hamner.

2b .312 4 Ennia. rf .259 3 Ba ge. a .362 3 Trgeoa. Ib 4 Kazanski. a 3 e- Baker .211 1 Mroiinakl.

(BOl 1 Miller, a (6-9, 1 Dickson, a (8-1KI .251 1 Ridzik. 3-S d-iapata .282 1 Phone RI 6-3925 20 Offices to Serve You! Bitter Finance Company, Inc. Totals 37 8 14 27 4 Totals 4 9 27 12 a-Hit sacrifice fly for Kuzava in 7th. b-Flied out for Stewart in 8th. Baltimore 01000150 1 8 Washington 00020101 04 Yost.

Runnels. RBI Courtney. Dmph-lett. FitzGeraid. Stephens.

Snyder. Kryhoski. Abrams 2. Coan. Waitkus.

Yost. 2B Courtney. Coan. Waitkus. HR Abrams.

SB Snyder. SF Stephens. Snyder. Kryhoski. SAC Hunter.

Runnels. Snyder and Vernon 3: Diering and Waitkus Baltimore 6. Washington 11. BB Kuzava 3. Porterneld 1.

Blyzka 4. SC Kuzava 5. Porterneld 3. Stewart 1. HC Kuzava.

7 In 6: Blyzka 2 in 3: Porterfieid. 9 in 63: Stewart. 2 in lj; Shea. 3 in 1. ER Kuzava.

3-3: Blyska, 1-1; Porterfieid. 7-5: Stewart. 0-0: Shea. 1-1. Kuzava f2-6).

Porterfieid (11-12 Chylak. Grieve. Stevens. 2:25. SECOND GAME Baltimore Washington abrhoa abrhoa lower left for his third homer of the year, all slammed here.

Actually, Gray merited a far better fate than he received in that horrendous third. Two plays; changed the entire complexion of! the game. With one out and King on second base, Runge ruled Gromek! safe on a bunt despite a cat-like retrieve and bullet-like throw by: Jim Finigan. (Hey, maybe Runge's later trip to the earth wasn't ac-1 cidental, huh?) ROOKIE LOSES FLY IN SUN i Helped by this decision. Detroit i had one run in and bases full when Hatfield skied to left.

Joe Taylor, Totals 42 4 10x32 11 Totals 39 5 1133 10 a-Walked lor Westrum in 7th. b-Ran lor Hofman in 7th. c-Struck out lor McCall in 7th. d-Ttipied lor lrvm in 8th. e-Ran tor Thompson in 8th 1-Struck out for Wilhelm in 8th.

(-Struck out lor Haddix in 7th. h-Doubled for Lint in 9th. i-Fhed out for Brazle in 11th. j-Two out when winnin run scored. New York 0100001101 0 St.

Louis 1001100001 1 5 None. RBI Jablonski. Cunningham. Mufial 2. Orammu.

Maya. Williams. Rhodes 2. 2B Musial, Hemus. Schoendienst, Dark.

3B Jablonski. Rhodes 2. HR Mays. Musial 2. SB Moon.

SP Jablonski. LEFT New York 13. St. Louis 9. BB Liddle 2.

1. Grissom 2, Gomez 1. Haddix 4, LaaTenc 2. Staley 1. Brazle 1.

SO Liddle 3 Wilhelm 3. Grissom 1. Haddix 7. Staley 2. hand hitter, took a position in the box as far away from the plate as the chalk-lines would permit.

But with a ball-strike count of 2-2, Fricano threw inside again and sank a pitch into Gromek's kidney. Bat in hand, Gromek charged, and the battle was joined. He dropped the bludgeon as Fricano backed off the mound and assumed a stance raguely reminiscent of an old tintype of Peter ALL OFFICES OPEN FR1. EVES. 32 4 4 24 1 1 T.tals CINCINNATI KEDLEGS Lemon gave up the other Boston The Phils had an opportunity to i k.

rbi. B.Aer. a. a. Wed.

SerA. t. 1 3 3 take the lead after two out in thej Harmon. 3b .240 seventh, when Richie Ashburn hit it run in the sixth on a walk, Grady Hatton's single and Ted Lepcio's sacrifice fly. Lemon, who gave up 322 Ab.

4 3 4 2 2 safely to left and Earl Torgesoni aiast-wani. ib i II Greera. If .277 Connie Mack Stadium Welterweight Championship KID GAVILAN vs. JOHNNY SAXTON Abrams.rt 4 2 110 Yost.Sb 2 0 10 2 Coan.lf 4 0 2 3 0 Runnels. 2b 3 0 0 4 2 Fridlev.lf 4 10 10 Vernon.lb 3 1 10 3 HO Liddle 6 in 5, McCall 0 in 1.

Wilheim 0 in 1, Grissom 4 in 3 (faced two men in eight hits, struck out seven and B. Maher. Gromek put up his dukes like John L. Sullivan and closed in. I 11th "I nr.m.T 1 in 2.3 ttrnzl in 1-3.

waited, DUt surges uuuiiueu iu Temple. LOPATA'S LONG CLOUT In the ninth, Stan Lopata, who and er Liddie 3-3. Mccaii o-o. wiiheim 1 waiked two. Brewer was the loser, Temple.

2b Pel. rf Seninirk. a -22H Barzewftki. (6-6 a-Merrimaa .219 haiith, (4-5 Tatala WaiUius.lbS 1 2 12 2 Busby.cf 4 0 110 Steph s.3b 3 0 0 0 2 pievers.lf 4 0 13 0 Kendy.3b 2 0 0 0 1 Wright.rf 4 0 110 Courtney.c 5 0 5 2 1 Tmton.c 2 0 0 2 0 Diering.cf 4 0 0 0 0 a-Pesky 1 0 0 0 0 ser.2b 4 0 0 3 5 1 0 0 2 0 u-u. urissom 1-1.

uooin t-t. naauix 8: Lawrence 1-1. Lint 0-0. Staley 1-1. Brazle evening his reCOrd at 8-8.

0-0. PB Katt Brazle (5-3. Grrs-I Sept. 15th. Hew York 37 8 13 8 27 8 scm (9-7).

Plnelll. Boggess. Engeln. Hunter.ss 4 1 2 5 3 Snyder.ss 3 0 14 4 Coleman.p 3 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 Lemon now has won 20 games or more in six of the past seven seasons, 1948-50 and 1952-55. a-Singlrd far Fiaerewkl la 5th.

b-strnck out for Dirktap In 7th. e-Sinaied far Kazanski in 9tb. d-Papped aat lor Ridzik la 9th. Stewart. 3:32.

SECOND GAME New York St. Louis abrhoa abrhoa 4 0 18 1 Gram's. 3 0 3 1 6 PHILLIES 1 3 8 Clark. as 5 0 2 5 5 Moon.cl 4 0 1 10 5 12 10 Musial.rf 3 0 0 3 1 HOUTTEMAN WINS 2D In the nightcap, Houtteman, Is out of regular action because of a sore leg, batted for Roberts with two out and hit to deep left center, but Greengrass made a spectacular leaping catch against the scoreboard for the final out. The second game was a give-and-take affair.

The Phils jumped off in front, 1-0, in the first on bases Muelier. rf Fhodes.lt Mays.cf 5 3 4 4 0 Jab 4 0 0 0 2 5 12 5 1 3 0 0 2 2 who later executed three or four stylish catches in right field, lost the ball in the sun, and it dropped for a two-run single instead of a putout. But for those two contretemps, Gray would have escaped with no more than one run against him. As it was, A's cohorts could point out only a couple of distinguishing features: Zernial, playing the outfield for the first time since July 11, drove in two runs with the first hit of his comeback, and Spook Jacobs, on base every time he came to bat, accounted for three of the losers 10 safeties. 2 Wil ms.

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13ik St. Rtir Lecait Si. Opera Evening PE 5-9S7J 2 110 4 0 0 9 0 0 0 12 Repulski.il 4 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 1 Rice.c 3 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 h-Haddix 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 1 Cineianati 01213188 8 2B Schell. Ha moa 2. Post.

HR Green-frass. Banner. Kluszewski. SB Harmon. SF Bell.

LEFT Phillies. Cincinnati. 10. BR Mrozinski. 3: Baczewski, 4: Miller, Bmith, 1.

NO Mrozinski, Bariewakl, Smitu. 3. HO Mrozinski. 5 In innings: Miller, 3 in Baczewski. 4 In Dickson.

3 in lfi: Ridzik, 2 in 2: Smith, 1 in 4. ER Mrozinski 3-3. Miller 4-3. Bactewiki 4 4. Dickson 1-1.

HBP by Smith (Schell). Baczewski. Miller. 11 Goetz. Dasroli, Secory and Warneke.

2:31. A 14,006. Westrum.e 2 a-Taylor 0 b-Hofman 1 c-Gomes 0 Katt.c 1 2 Corwin.p 0 d-Castl'n 1 e-Amal'no 0 Wilhelm.p 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lint.p 0 0 2 0 Deal.p 0 0 0 0 1-Hemu 0 0 0 0 Wade.p 0 10 0 f-Frazier 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 EVERYBODY JOINS ACT i Scarcely had they rassled each' other to the ground which should have been the end of Round One, according to London prize-ring rules before players swarmed from both dugouts, both bullpens and all parts of the field. Rawboned Bill Renna rushed from the A's bench as though shot from a cannon, only to be felled with a clip from behind a foul in any football league. Steve Sou-chock, who did the clipping, then joined two other Tigers in sitting on the one-time San Francisco grid star, and all four thus stayed clear of trouble.

Someone should have done likewise for Ed Runge, the first base umpire. When he rushed over to assist his colleagues Ed Hurley, Bill Summers and Hank Soar he ran plumb into such a vortex that he wound up groveling in the dirt among a forest of stampeding feet. LIMMER SPRAINS THUMB Lou Limmer was an early cas Totals 38 5 13 27 14 Totals 29 0 6 27 13 a-Popped up for Tipton in 7th. Baltimore 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 5 Waihmeton 00000000 0 0 E--Runnels. RBI Courtnev 2.

Waitkus 2. 2B Coan. Courtney 2. Vernon. SB Yost.

SAC Keriazakos. Coleman. DP Vernon and Snyder; Courtney, Hunter and Waitkus; Snyder. Runnels and Vernon; Waitkus. Hunter and Waitkus: Kennedy.

Brideweser and Waiticus. LEFT Baltimore 10. Washington 7. BB Coleman 4. Keriazakos 3.

SO Keri-azakos 2, Coleman 2. 5c ER Coleman 0-0, Keriazakos 5-3. Coleman (11-161. Keriazakos (2-2). TJ Grieve, Stevens, Chylak.

1:59. A 5691. DooWop Braves in 2, Trail by 1 Vi Continued from First Sports Page it with a two-run, two-out uprising in the ninth. now 14-6, gained a 2-0 lead in the second inning against starter Frank Sullivan, now 11-11. Al Rosen opened with a walk, moved up on an infield out and scored on Wally Westlake's single.

Sam Dente reached base on a sacrifice fielder's choice as Sox catcher Sam White missed nipping Westlake at second. After Hal Naragon fanned, Houtteman singled home the second tally. The Indians made it 4-0 in the third, including Wertz' 11th homer, then added one in the fifth, two in the eighth and one in the ninth the latter on Rosen's 22d homer off Sid Hudson, third of three Red Sox pitchers. WILD PITCH DECIDES 2D on balls to Richie Ashburn and! Danny Schell and Ennis single. But the Reds tied it at 1-1 in the second when Mrozinski walked Harmon with the bases filled and two out to force Greengrass over the plate.

In the next inning Greengrass hit his 26th homer after Kluszewski singled to give the Reds a 3-1 lead and chase Mrozin ski. Harmon's double, a wild throw by Ted Kazanski and Gus Bell's sacrifice fly gave the Ohioans a 4-1 lead in the fourth off Miller. HAMNER HITS 12TH Cubs Win Pair From Pirates The nightcap produced less fireworks, but better baseball as Ned Garver recorded his llth victory in 18 decisions because rookie Arnold Portocarrero literally threw the game away. Ray Boone clobbered his 19th home run his fifth off Porto Totals 38 7 13 27 11 Totals 34 4 11 27 12 a-Appeared at bat for Westrum in 6th. b-Forced Wilhelm lor Taylor in 6th.

c-Ran lor Hofman in 6th. d-Singled lor Corwin in 6th. e-Ran for Castleman in 6th. f-Flled out lor Deal in 7th. out for Wade in 9th.

h-Ran for Rice in 9th. New York 0 1 0 0 0 3 3ft 0 7 St. Louia 00201000 14 Worthington. Moon 2. RBI Rhodes 2.

Hofman. Thompson 2. Castleman. Presko Musial. Grammas 2.

2B Rhodes 2. RepulskJ. 3B Mays HR Rhodes 2. Thompson. SF Musial DP Grammas and Cunningham: Williams.

Wark and Loclcman: Mays. Lock-man and Thompson. LEFT New York 9. St. Louis 7.

BB Worthington 3. Presko 4. Lint I. SO Wilhelm 2. Presko 3.

Lint 1. Deal 1. Wade 1. HO Worthington. 7 in 4 faced 4 men in 5th; Corwin, 0 in Wilhelm.

4 in Presko, 6 in 5'3: Lint. 1 in 'v. Deal. 3 1.1 13: Wade, 3 in 2 it ER Worthington 3-3. Wilhelm 1-1, Piesko 4-4, Deal 3-3.

WP Presko. Deal. Corwin fl-31. Presko 4-8. Bocsess.

Engeln, Stewart and Pinelli. 2:33. A 30.477. CHICAGO. Aug.

29 (UP). Joe Garagiola slugged a two run hnmpr in It cppnnH Damp tirlnv FIRST GAME Boston Cleveland Hamner then hit 12th homer help beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, a ab carrero! against the coping of the left pavilion roof at the start of the second inning. But Bill Wilson 1 0 Mele.rf ualty. He threw a giant haymaker, after Ashburn walked and Schell 4 0 110 i i a In the big rally. Junior Gilliam 4-1, and give the Chicago Cubs a singled in the fifth to tie the score WPPn nf thpjr HnnhiPhparipr thp 4121 sineled with the bases loaded to Smith.

If Avila.2b Doby.cf Rosen, 3b Wertz. lb Glynn, lb clunked Walter Dropo on the solid cranium and sprained his thumb. Having thus demonstrated that he matched this by slamming his 14th into the lef tfield grandstand at the at 4-4. But it remainpd deadlocked iCubs won the opener 7.4, with a only until the Reds had a chance jfive.run eighth inninc rally. 4 0 2 3 score two runs after Billy Cox's 3004 I triple and two walks had filled the 40 i 53 bases.

Then four more sineles and beginning of the fifth. to bat 1 1 .11 3 0 Jensen, cf 1 Agganis lb 7 1 Hatton.3b 2 White.c 1 0 Lepcio.2b 1 6 consolos 9 0 1 1 Hurd.p Kiely.p a-Piersall Brown. b-Olton Garagiola's homer, which fol 0 0 10 Dente. ss Hegan.c Lemon, lacks the punching technique to face either Gavilan or Saxton, Limmer spent the second game 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 ooooo 1 0 0 0 0 Detroit won with one out in the sixth. Dropo singled to center, sped to third as Jim Delsing blooped to the same field and came home on a wild pitch just before Portocarrero struck out King.

his thumb encased in half a mile of tape shadow-boxing in the Mack dugout. Glassmire Set On Trotters Bill Sam Glassmire, former captain two walks accounted for the rest of the Dodger's eight runs. The crowd had gone wild when the Braves tied it in the ninth on singles by Bill Bruton, Bobby Thomson, Joe Adcock and Andy Pafko, which scored two runs. Snider's homer in the fourth, 33 2 8 27 13 Totals 38 6 11 27 10 Totals a-Grounded out for Kiely in 3 a 11 'r 7tn. Detroit coaches Schoolboy Rowe b-Grounded out for Brown in 9th and Johnny Hopp finally succeed Cleveland 00000330 0 6 Boston 00100100 0 2 lowed a single by Dee Fondy, backed up the four-hit pitching of Jim Davis, who gained his ninth victory, and yielded the Pirates' only run in the first on three walks and a sacrifice fly by Sid Gordon, who had homered in the opener.

The Cubs couldn't get a hit off Dick Littlefield in the first game until thesixth, but they caught up with him and reliefer Vern Law in the eighth for five hits and five runs. FIRST GAME Pittsburgh Chicago ed in breaking through the sea of flailing fists to help the umpires Miller got the first two men out without trouble, then ran into disaster. Wally Post doubled and Andy Seminick was purposely walked. The strategy backfired when Lloyd Merriman batted for Baczewski and singled to center, scoring Post with what proved to be the winning run. Yanks Top Chisox, Trail Now by 4 Continued from First Sports Page and Gilliam's single.

Pee Wee of Villanova's basketball team, is the fourth member of the Philadelphia College, Stars to be selected uncover the original combatants perhaps just in time. Reese's sacrifice and Sandy Amoros' single made it 2-0 in the sixth. The Dodgers scored two in the Fricano had a stranglehold on Gromek as they threshed around Aggams, Mele RBI Jensen. Lepcio, Avila 2. Doby 3.

Wertz. 2B Lemon. White. Rosen. Smith.

HR Jensen, Doby, Wertz. SAC Dente. SF Lepcio. DP Lemon. Dente and Wertz.

LEFT Cleveland 14. Boston 7. BB "cmon 2. Brewer 4. Hurd 2, Kiely 1.

SO Lemon 7. Brewer 1, Brown 1. HO Brewer. 9 in Hurd. 1 In Kiely.

0 in Brown, 1 in 2. AND ER Lemon 2-2: Brewer 5-5. Hurd 1-1. Diely 0-0. Brown 0-0.

HBP By Biewer (Smlth. Lemon (20-5). Brewer (8-8). TJ" McKinley. Napp, Umont, Berry.

2:36. SECOND GAME Cleveland Boston abrhoa abrhoa the mound. There was a moment to play against Bevo Francis and the Boston Whirlwinds on Thursday night at Connie Mack Stadium. Glassmire will play in the opener of a big basketball doubleheader of suspended animation, and there seventh on singles by Carl Furillo, Russ Meyer and Gilliam, plus two stood the two biggest men on the ab a ab Roberts.2b 5 0 0 3 1 Talbot.cf 4 3 2 errors by Lew Burdette 0 a 1 3 3 3 Allie.3b 4 12 12 Baker. 2b 4 0 0 Ward.

lb 4 0 0 3 0 Jackson. 3b 2 11 The Braves first two runs came Yn UI RIlH II CM I lAn no field, Dropo and Gus Zermal, nose to nose and glaring balefully. One of Dropo's feet was planted sol which will match the Harlem Globetrotters, comedians of the Ptnith.lf 5 0 110 Mele.rf 5 0 12 0 Thomaa.cf Aviia.2b 5 114 4 3 0 2 2 0 3 0 3 1 2 1110 Sauer.rf 4 11 4 12 10 Banks.ss 4 12 3 1 3 9 0 K1ner.lt 4 0 0 in the seventh on Bruton 's single, Danny O'Connell's double and Gordon hardwood, against George Mikan's 0 0 4 0 0 1 2 Bilko.lb 2 0 0 10 0 United States Stars in the night' cap. The twin bill plus the be- 2 0 0 5 0 11110 Dobv.cf 5 0 0 3 0 Jensen. cf 3 0 0 3 0 Rosen.

3b 3 3 2 1 4 Agganis.lb 2 0 0 9 2 Wertz.lb 3 1 18 0 Hatton.3b 3 0 0 1 0 Glynn. lb 1 0 0 2 0 White.c 4 0 0 7 0 4 2 2 2 0 Lercio.2b 4 0 0 1 6 Dente. ss 2 1111 Console. ss 2 110 2 Nsrairnn 1 CI A A 11 1 A fl 1 ft Thomson's two-run single. FIRST GAME Brooklyn Milwaukee 10 10 0 3 0 16 1 coie.ss HaU.lt a-Lynrh Lit fieid.p Lawn b-Alwell Noren made two fine tumbling catches in left field.

The crowd witnessed a rare sight in the fifth when Minoso's bat twice slipped out of his hands and hit someone each time. The first time teammate Kell was knocked 3 0 10 0 Mmner.n 2 0 0 0 4 tween-halves variety show will abrhoa abrhs 0 0 0 0 0 c-MIksis 1 0 0 0 0 3 4 0 idly on one of Zernial's ruining a perfectly good shoe. FRICANO DOWN AGAIN Hardly had Fricano risen to his feet when Kuenn dove over a couple of obstructing teammates and climbed up the pitcher's back. Down went Fricano again. Elec 1 0 0 0 0 Jeffcoat.p 1 0 0 0 1 Mitchell 1 b-Piersall 1 0 0 0 i benefit the Golden Slipper Square Club Camp for needy boys and Reese.

ss 4 3 0 1 Hegan.c 0 0 0 1 0 Clevenger.p 0 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 2 9 girls. 4 0 2 0 1 10 10 0 Hudson. 0 0 0 0 0 d-Goosman 10 10 0 2 3 4 3 Bruton.cf 6 2 1 0 3 5 Con ll.3b 5 1 2 2 10 6 1 1 2 9 0 Adcock. lb 5 0 1 2 3 0 Patko.rf 6 0 0 0 2 1 Crandall.e 5 0 12 0 1 White.c 0 0 2 12 0 Locan.ss 5 2 2 0 19 0 down. The second time it struck a woman on the right leg.

The Snider. cf 4 Hodges, lb 6 Amoros.lf 5 4 Cox 3b 2 Furillo.rf 5 Walker.c 3 a-Hoak Camp lla.c 2 0 1 Totals 33 4 10 24 5 Totals 32 7 8 27 13 a-Sinled for Hall Sth. b-Struck out for Law in 9th c-Stvuck cut for Minner in 7th. d-Singled for Bilko in 8th. Pittsburgh 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 04 Chicago 10000105 7 Cole 2.

Minner. Baker. Hall. RBI 3 3 5 woman suffered a bruised leg, 0 0 6 0 Dittmer.2b 3 which will be X-raycd. oooo c-Maihcwa 1 0 0 3 1 Smalley.2b 1 110 2 Burdette.n 2 Rhodle Green Victor As Crewmen Steer OCEAN CITY.

N. Aug. 29 Totals 36 8 10 27 10 Totals 30 1 6 27 10 a -Filed cut lor Naragon in 8th b-Popped out for Sullivan in 4th. c-8ingied for Clevenger in 7th. d-Sn eled for Hudson in 9th.

Cleveland 0 2 2 1.0 0 02 1 8 Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Consolo. RBI Westlake. Houtteman 2. Rosen 2. Wertz 2.

Avila. Williams. 2B Williams. SB Rosen. HI Wertz.

Rosen. SB Meyer.p 3 1 0 0 0 Koslo.p 0 Minoso has a sprained right wrist which is heavily bandaged, and he cannot hold the bat prop OOOOO d-Aaron 1 2 2 0 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Hall. Cordon 2. Shepard. Jackson 2, Sauer.

Banks. Fnndy. 2B Shepard. Sauer. Cooper.

3B Jackson. HR Gordon. SB Fondv. SAC Ward. SF Hall.

Shepard. Jackson. DP Cole. Roberts and Ward: Baker and Hucnes.p Labine.p b-Moryn Wojey.p trified into renewed action. Zer-nial and Dropo sprang apart, and the fists began to fly again.

Somehow the slender Fricano got one arm wrapped around Dropo's head, and he was pumping away with the other when the arbiters finally succeeded in declaring the' end of Round Two and 0 1 0 0 0 Johnson 0 0 0 0 0 0 e-Metkov'h 1 Rhodie Green, Germantown, won erly. Avila 2. SAC Dente. SF Rosen. Wert: Bilko: Baker.

Banks and Bilko. LEFT Jolly.p 0 Nichols, 0 Jay.p 0 a SDecial Sailboat race in Which In- DP Houtteman. Avila, and Wertz; Rosen New York Chiraao Fitsourgrt 8. Chicago 5. BB Minner 2.

Lit. i Avna ana wertz: Avila and Glynn. LEFT ab i tlefleld 3. Jeffcoat 1. SO Minner 4.

Llttle- terimtiunai 11U Shippers lurnea tne i Cleveland 6. Boston 9. BB Houtteman 7. a abrhoa 1 Baur.rf 4 0 0 1 0 4 Collins. lb 4 2 3 16 0 4 0 1 P.

Law l. Jeflroat 2. HO Minner. 7 In 4 0 1 Fox. 2b the tillers over to crewmen at 7: Jeffcoat.

3 in 2: Littlefield. 5 in Law. cuinvan a. csu Houtteman r. srunivan 5.

Clevenger 1. Hudson 1. HO Sullivan, 5 4: Clevenger. 0 in Hudson. 5 in 2 i 3 in 3 3.

and ER Minner 4-4. Littlefield also the end of the fight. STUDDED SURE-GRIPS WEEK nevv I Matt5 TUBES 1 ONE PRICE I i 1 ft0 eAl.S HY SIZE 4 Law 2-2. WINNER Jeffcoat (4-51. Hurley, the plate umpire, ban LOSER Littlefield (9-8).

Ballanfant, Jackowski, Barlick and Dixon. 2:26. 0 Martle.cl 2 10 10 0 Berra.e 2 12 3 1 0 Noren. If 4 0 2 3 0 0 Carey. 3b 2 0 0 1 4 0Coleman.2b4 0 0 1 4 1 4 0 0 1 6 3 Tord.p 4 0 10 1 ER Houtteman 1-1.

Sullivan 5-3. Clevenger 0-0. Hudson 3-3. WINNER Houtteman (14-6). LOSER Sullivan (11-11).

Napp, Umont. Berry and McKinley. 2:37. Minoso.cf Kell. lb Rlvera.rf Lollar.e Oroth.lf Marsh.

3b Trucks.o 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 2 4 0 1 3 0 0 4 1 1 2 0 0 Ocean City Yacht Club today. Rosemary Bellwoar, Drexel Hill, continued to set the pace for the Junior Moths, while Bob Davis, ished both pitchers, but all Gromek lost apart from his temper was a shirt. He'll never again SECOND GAME Pittsburgh Chicago abrhoa abrhsa Rooerts.2b 3 113 0 Talbot.cf 4 0 13 0 AUie.3b 3 be able to wear the one he had shredded off his back. Philadelphia, scored in the Senior Moths. The summaries: INTERNATIONALS 1.

Rhodie Green. Germantown: 2. Jack O'Malley. Philadelphia: 0 0 13 Baker. 2b 4 115 3 0 17 0 Jackson.

3b 4 110 5 0 0 3 1 Sauer.rf 4 0 110 0 110 Banks.ss 4 0 0 1 5 Steve, however, not only won 0 0 4 0 Kiner.lf 2 0 0 3 0 the game Dick Marlowe pitched T't'ls 44 12 13 33 13 Totals 47 4 18 33 14 a-Ran for Walker in 9th. b-Walked for Labine in llth. c-Fanned for Dittmer In 8th. d-Fanned for Koslo in 7th. e-Grounded out for Johnson in 9th.

Brooklyn 0001012000 8 12 Milwaukee 0000002020 0 4 Burdette 2. RBI Snider 3. Amoros, Meyer. Gilliam 2. Hodges.

Cox 2. Furillo, Hiomcor 2. Adcock. Pafko. 2B Crandall, O'Connell.

3B Amoros. Cox. HR Snider. SAC Reese. O'Connell.

Jolly. DP Cox. Gilliam and Hodges: Gilliam. Reese and Hodges: Johnson. Logan and Smalley.

LEFT Brooklyn 8. Milwaukee 13. BB Wojey 1, Burdette 2, Johnson 2. Jolly 3, Nichols 1. SO Meyer 5.

Hughes 2. Labine 2. Burdette 3. Koslo 1. Johnson 1.

Jolly 2. Jay 1. HO Meyer 10 in 623. Hughes 6 in 2. Labine 1 in 1 '3 Wojey 1 in 1.

Burdette 8 in 6'3. Koslo 0 in 3. Johnson 0 in 2. Jolly 2 in l'j. Nichols 2 in 0 (pitched to 3 in 11).

Jay 1 in Jj. ER Meyer 2-2. Hughes 2-2. Labine 0-0. Wojey 0-0.

Burdette 4-3. Koslo 0-0. Johnson n-0. Jolly 5-5. Nichols 3-3.

Jay 0-0. WP Burdette. Labine (7-5). Jolly (6-6) Donatelli, Conlan. Gore, Gorman.

3:57. SECOND GAME Brooklyn Milwaukee Ward, lb 3 Thomas. cf 3 Gordon. rf 2 Sheppard.e 4 Cole.ss 3 Hall. If 3 Hetki.p 2 a-Pel'gr'ni 1 Friend, 0 3 13 10 1 Bannister First, Zatopek Upset 3 12 3 1 3 0 0 1 0 0 113 Fondy.

lb 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 Davls.p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 the ninth for him but also restoration of a pay cut he took last spring with the understanding it a-Bat ts 1 Totala 31 1 6 24 9 Total 30 4 8 27 16 a-Flied out for Trucks In Sth. Chicago 0 0 i 0 1 0 0 0 1 New York 20000020 -4 Coleman. RBI Carrasquel. Berra 2. Collins.

Noren 2B Berra, Noren. Marsh, Carrasquel. HR Collinv SAC Trucks, Mantle. DP Miranda. Co eman and Collins.

LEFT Chicago 9. New Y-rk 8. BB Trucks Ford 5. SO Trucks 2. Ford 3 and ER Trucks 4-4.

Ford 1-1. WP Trucks. WINNER Ford U3-7V LOSER Trucks fl8-7 Flaherty. Rommel Pajarella and Honochick. 2:28.

A tl.782. Bolt Klils Dallas Golfer DALLAS. Aug. 29 (UP). 3.

Dottie Conklin. Chestnut Hill: 4, Frank Felton. Germantwon; 5. Frank Duffy, Philadelphia: 6. Al Cregar.

Philadelphia. SENIOR MOTHS 1. Bob Davis. Philadelphia: 2. John McKenna.

North Hills. JUNIOR MOTHS 1. Rosemary Bellwoar, Drexel Hill: 2. Paul Christy. Millvilie: 3, Jane Weigand.

Philadelphia; 4. Chris Walters. Overbrook Hils: 5, Mike Brono. Broomall: 6, Emily Kelly. Philadelphia: 7.

Mike Kulzer. Philadelphia: 8. Jimmy Accardi, Meadow brook; 9. Bobby Belwoar. Drexel Hill.

would be restored if he scored 15 victories. This marked his 15th he's lost Continued from First Sports Page ftO Whilawolla of proportional, saving. 1 MOUNTED FREE with your 1 eld Tiro in Trod. 'ALL PRICES PLUS TAX OPEN FRI. EYES.

Totals 27 1 4 24 8 Totals 31 4 9 27 15 a-Popped out for Hetki in 7th. Pittsburgh 10000000 0 1 Chicago 02000200 4 Garagiola. RBI Gordon, Garagiola 2. Sauer. Kiner.

HR Garagiola. SB Fondy. SAC Ward. SP Gordon. Kiner.

DP Baker and Fondy: Banks. Baker and Fondv 2. LEFT Pittsburgh 5. Chicago 4. BB Davis 4.

SO Hetki 3. Davis 5. Friend 1. HO Hetki 8 in 6. Friend 1 In 2.

and ER Hetki 4-4. Davis 1-1. Friend 0-0. WP Hetki. Louise Brough Victor EAST HAMPTON, N.

Aug. 29 Bill Maloney, 17-j ear-old golfer ao a abrrtoa Rilllam.21i 6 1 1 0 3 Bruton.cf 5 0 0 1 1 who last Wednesday won the 3 3 1 O'Con l.Sb 4 0 2 2 1 Lucky Loux Wins Hatfield Feature HATFIELD, Aug. 29. Lucky 2 2 0 Tbomson.lI 4 0 0 1 0 Davis. Davis (9-5).

Hetki (3-3). and today's triumph against Europe's best miler. BEHIND WORLD MARK Roger wiped out the old European mark of 3:47.2. However, he was well off the world's 1500-meter mark of 3:41.8 set by Landy as he sped to a 3:58 mile at Turku, Finland, on June 21. (AP) Louise Brough, Beverly Hills, won the Maidstone; Club women's invitation tennis tournament today by defeating Doris Hart, Coral Gables, Reese.ss 5 2 Snider.cf 4 4 Hodges.lb 4 2 Amoros.

If 5 0 Furillo.rf 4 1 Cox.3b 1 0 Dallas Athletic Club Country Club junior golf championship, was killed bv lichtninK today while 1 10 0 Jay.p 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 Adcock. lb 4 1 1 10 0 Jackowski. Barlick, Dixon, Ballanfant. 1:50. A 15,318.

0 Pafko.rf 4 1110 0 Crandall.e 3 0 14 1 2 3 1 0 1 1 2 5 1 0 playing on the course. 4 0 Walker.c 4 1 6-4, 6-4. Koslo 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Logan. ss 4 112 3 Dittmer.2b 3 12 3 5 Loux, Quaker-town, drove his Jaguar to victory in the 25-lap Loea.p New Orleans in Final JOHNSTOWN. Aug.

29 It was Bannister's final 1954 race after an unforgettable four- Bum 1 1 c-MetkW'h 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 Johnson.p OOOOO 2 0 0 3 0 SAY HEY! Willie's month campaign. And whether he Knows Secret on the way sports car feature race at the Speedway before 3000 tonight. Starting 12th in a field of 22, Loux took the lead the second time around and was never headed. He finished five car lengths ahead (UP). Defending champion New Orleans overpowered Maryland State, 15-9.

and Washington eliminated Buffalo, N. 1-0. today to gain the finals of the 10th annual Totals 36 4 9 27 12 Totals 41 11 16 27 9 a-Ran lor Oox In 2d. ever runs again against world class competition will depend upon whether his medical duties give him the time. He made it clear here yesterday that he will let Ail-American Baseball Associa- of Charles Miller, of Emmaus.

Dick b-Flied out for Koslo in 8th. c-Smgied for Buhl in 4th d-Panned lor Johnson in 6th Brookivn 01201403 0 11 Milwaukee 02010100 0 4 Crandnll. Dittmer. P.BI Cox. Snider 3.

Amoros. Hodges 3. Hoak 2. Walker. Patko.

Crandall. Metkovich. Dittmer. 2B Cox, Walker, Amoros. Gilliam, Furillo.

Reese. nothing interfere with his career as a doctor. tion tournament. The two teams iKean. Allentown, was third and meet tomorrow night.

Grosman, Nyack, N. fourth. Baseball Facts Meanwhile, Russia climaxed its domination of the championships by winning six events during its Continued from First Sports Page AMERICAN LEAGUE Flarer and nub n. ta Lees. DP Bruton.

Logan and Adcock. LEFT Brooklyn 10. Milwaukee 6. BB Buhl 2, Nichois 1. Johnson 1.

Koslo 2. SO Loes 4. Buhl 2. Johnson 2. Koslo 2.

Jay 1. HO Buhl. 7 in 4: Nichols. 1 in 1-3; Johnson. 3 1 2-3: Koslo.

4 in 2: Jay. 1 in 1. ft ER Tel. .341 record-breaking spree. RUSSIA WINS 17 Of the 35 gold medals at stake, .333 .329 RUNS FOR WEEK AMERICAN LEAGUE Loes 4-4.

Buhl 3-3. Nichols 1-1. Johnson 4-4. Koslo 3-3 HBP By Loes (Dittmer). .321 .313 Russia won 17, Czechoslovakia ortn.

New York 107 37 12S Aula. Cleveland 11H 45 93 135 Minoso. Chicago ,131 484 107 139 Fox. Chicago 113 545 97 175 Baarr. New Tork 94 317 3 100 Mantle, New Tork 121 456 10S 141 Berra.

New Tork 126 485 73 149 FINIGAN. A'S 111 390 SI 118 Bnsbr. Washington 12H 522 68 157 Vernon. Washington 125 304 77 151 Boone, Petr.it 123 433 65 136 four, Britain and Hungary three Loes 11-31. Nichols 19-10).

Conlan. Gore. Gorman and Donatelli. 2:28. A 5.922.

S. M. T. W. T.

r. 8. Ttl. 4 4 Athlftlca leach, Germany and Finland two lilooi each. Italy, Poland, Sweden and 13 .300 France one each.

In addition. Boston Chicago ClfTfland Detroit 14 16 HOME RUNS NATIONAL LEAGl AMERICAN LFAGt'E Klnstewski. Cin. 39 Doby. Cirreland 28 Mars.

New Terk 39 Mantle. New York 26 Hodges. Brooklyn 33 Williams. Boston 24 Sauer. Chicago 34 Rosen.

ClrTeland 22 Miuial, St. Loaia 34 Sieves. Wasa'gtoa 22 New Tork Washington 4 59 59 Sports Results Professional SOCCER EXHIBITION GAME Newark 1 Uhnk FOOTBALL NFL EXHIBITION GAME San Francisco 42 Chicago Cards Independent BASEBALL FAIRMOCNT PARK LEAGUE League Island Division Final Chamoionshio Plavnff Russia's Ivan Filin received an "extra" gold medal when he finished third in the marathon after running the wrong way when he entered the stadium first. In the unofficial point standing, Russia totaled 269 points 2 times as many as runner-up Britain. Vladimir Kuc, a 26-year-old Red Army topped the string KATIONAX LEAGUE a1 I i ill, inf fj "nVf I ll 4 23 Brooklyn 23 11 Chtrago Cincinnati 11 11 RUNS BATTED IN Musial, St.

Lonia 1 1 6 Doby. Cleveland 108 Snider, Brooklyn 109 Minoso. Chicago 100 Hodgea, Brooklyn 107 Berra. New York 100 Klosiewski. Cin.

105 Jensen. Boston 95 Mays. New York 96 Mantle. New York 94 Yesterday's games not included. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Y'esterday'a Resalta Syracase.

11; Rochester. 1. 1st. Rochester. 5: Syracuse, 1.

2d. Toronto, 6: Buffalo. 3. 1st. Buffalo.

Toronto. 2. 2d. Richmond. Montreal, 7.

Ottawa. Havana, 3. Standing 11 6 LABOR DAY DOUSLEHEADEK GIANTS nHIILLIES Men. Sept. 6 'ittsbargh of Soviet successes when he took the lead in the first lap of the 5000-meter run and stayed there all the way with a display of St.

Louis 1 S. Phils. Jr. Optimists 24 Aaarhe S. Phila.

Jr. OatimLt 9 Apaches Optimists win best-of-3 series, 2-1) PARK "A- LEAGUE I Championship Playoffs i Vikings 4 Reliable A A Vikings 15 Reliable AA 84 Totala Knows How to Get FAS! Relief from Heartburn! like millions of people, be ba discovered that tiny Tarns can bring top-speed relief from acid indigestion and sassy heartburn whenever they occur. For Tumi neutralize excess acid almost before starts can't cause acid re-boood. No water, no mixing. You can take Toms anywhere.

Get a handy roll of Toms today. W. L. f.C. W.

L. F.r pace and power to finish in 13 Tues. Sept. 7 (n) T.roat 88 53 .624 Havana C7 72 4R2 2 75 .453 minutes, 56.6 seconds. He cracked, pennsville babe ruth league nantreal 19 58 .577 Baffalo TEN LEADING HITTERS (Based en 304 at Bats) NATIONAL LEAGUE Rech'ter 8ft 60 .571 Rirhm.od 55 K4 -Cinn.

(n) -Chi. (n) Syracuse 69 69 .500 Ottawa 55 84 .396 "lc ul lu mnin. Ut iO.Oi set UJ 69 69 Afl fil Willie (the Miraculous) Mays is coming, leading the rest of Durocher's Dandies to do battle with the Phils. Get tickets now by mail send check or money order to Phillies, Philadelphia 31 Box seats $175, reserved $2.00. Ticket OffiCM CONNIE MACK STADIUM 21st I Lehij Avefiu 6IMBELS 9th and Msrktt Streets Also at the following service agencies TERMINAL TICKET OFFICES.

Upper Darby 69tn SL Term. CENTRAL CITY TICKET OFFICE 1422 Chestnut Street WALT WHITMAN HOTEL. Cimden-firoadway Cooper SU. The Stars are in the National! See them atl at the Phillies 10,000 UNIIStlVID TICKITS 73 A $1.30 ON SAll AT AtK IOI IVIIT OAMI TODAT-s schedule: Montreal at Bai-iZatopek last May 30 in Paris Wed. Sept 8 Fri.

Sept 10 Sat. Sept. SUN. SEPT. 12 MON.

SEPT. 13 AB Player and Club Pet. Chris Chataway. the ciear smoking Englishman" who paced -MILW. 0 -MILW.

(n) Snider. Brooklyn 124 483 17 168 .348 Masial. St. Louis 127 494 108 176 .344 fc ILIIIUIlillll Mays, Nea Tork 124 468 96 158 .338 Tues. Sept iai: Rochester at Syrarase: Richmond at Havana.

Only game scheduled. EASTERN LEAGUE Yesterday Resalta Allentown. 6: Albany 2. 7 inning, rain. Elarra.

5: ilkes-Barre, Binghamtan, 4. Schenectady. Reading, a. Standing W. I.

C. W. L. Wilkes-B. 75 56 62 68 Louis (n) Louis (n) 126 SIS 126 515 Mueller.

New York- 75 173 .336 Reeves Engineer 4 Forks Restaurant Sniters Service 8 Gleaside GREATER KENSINGTON LEAGUE Final Playoffs Royal AA 6 Venango Rear Venango Bears 7 Royal AA (Bear win best -of -three series. 2-1) OLDER BOYS' LEAGUE Playoffs Robin 3 Glen Wildcat Royal 3 Cedar A A Orioles 4 Glen ardtnala Cards 3 Prank ford Cardinal SUBURBAN LEAGUE Inwncreet 5 Erien (Leads best-of-five series, 1-0) FOLO Bead-i aarter 1034 Tree wea. Sept 15-Tues. Sept 21- Bannister and Landy to their bursts through the four-minute mile barrer, finished in his usual spot when a world record is broken second. Then came the 33-year-old Zatopek lone acknowledged Klasiewski, Cin.

125 482 83 155 .322 Robinson. Bklya. 105 333 56 107 .321 Moon. St. Loot 126 534 94 171 .320 Schoendienst, St.L.- 127 543 92 173 .319 Elmtra 12 58 s't 61 69 .463 -Pitts, (n) N.

N. Y.n) ii i M. Y. Wed. Sept 22.

FRI. SEPT. 24 SAT. SEPT. 25-.

SUN. SEPT. 26. Albany 70 58 .547 Mlrntown 61 69 .463 Thomas, Pittsburgh- 129 486 7 153 .315 Badge, Brooklyn 128 48 94 15 .113 ltL cor.